I really enjoyd this post about having a conversation with your character while walking alone, but not alone. I often times have character conversations while sitting on the front porch or in the camper with music on low volume. These conversations can be meaningful or they can be a simple word or phrase that helps you add to your work in progress.
How important are your character conversations to you? If you enjoy this post, please leave a comment on the blog and give it a like and a share.
I Loved this author interview, because it brought back memories of books I used to read. It just goes to show you that writers have to be bookworms like everyone else, in order to become the writers we are today.
See how many of the books mentioned in this post you remember in your childhood. Please leave comments on the original blog. If you enjoy this post as much as I did, why not give it a like and a share or two.
Good morning everyone in the blogosphere. Today I am sharing an interview with one of our own wordpress community. To P.J. Lazos, owner of the site Green Life Blue Water, I really enjoyed this interview and I hope others who read it will check out your work as well.
I also found journaling to be therapeutic for me after suffering emotional abuse twice. I also think music is a great source of healing, and combining it with keeping a journal can help you get rid of the painful goop in your head and clear your mind for more creativity. Now, I find that my journal also surves as a dumping ground for scenes that I need to take out of my novels in progress.
Please read the post linked here and give it a like and a share or two. If you have a comment, please leave it on the author’s blog.
Blessings to you all and happy reading and writing.
Here’s a golden opportunity to be a part of a group interview with other authors. You can also invite your friends.
You brought back great memories as you talked about playing hop scotch as a kid. I loved that game!
Here’s a marketing tip and a warning about uploading large files to amazon.
That sounds like me, saying ” I’ve got to get this done, I’ve got to get this done, I’ve got to get this done.” and never getting the project done, because I ain’t feeling it. Thanks for this encouragement.
Here’s a cute little story for your reading pleasure.
via TELL YOUR TALE IN CAMPBELLSWORLD: Street Walker by Jo E. Pinto
Here’s a book for all you lovers of historical romantic comedy.
via READING WITH THE AUTHORS: Painted Daisies by Rosalee Remington Reviewed by: author Jo E. Pinto
Do you ever have days when you’re overwhelmed? Does it stop you in your tracks when you’re trying to be productive? Here’s an article that will help you to relieve stress and keep yourself from being so overwhelmed that you don’t get anything done at the end of the day. via https://thelitertarian.com/2019/01/overcome-overwhelm/
Here are some unique gigt ideas for yourself or the writer in your life.
If you’re planning to write a fantasy story or novel, here are seven tips to help you create believable worlds. Personally I loved these tips, as I will be releasing a fantasy novelette next month. Via http://nicholasrossis.me/2019/02/05/7-tips-for-writing-fantasy/
Here are some suggestions to keep you working on your prized manuscript long after you finished the first draft.
Here’s a little something special for your reading pleasure.
Here’s a charming interview with an author I’ve never heard of, yet want to read someday.
via Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author David Davis
Here is a great tip for tightening your manuscript. The author uses examples to show you the difference in wordy passages and their tightened counterparts.
via Writing Tight
